13.1-4. Temperature Distribution in a Hollow Sphere. Derive Eq. (13.1-18) for the steady- state conduction of heat in a hollow sphere. Also, derive an equation that shows that the temperature varies hyperbolically with the radius T- T Ans. sqty Juo e 12 T, T

13.1-4. Temperature Distribution in a Hollow Sphere. Derive Eq. (13.1-18) for the steady- state conduction of heat in a hollow sphere. Also, derive an equation that shows that the temperature varies hyperbolically with the radius T- T Ans. sqty Juo e 12 T, T

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13.1-4. Temperature Distribution in a Hollow Sphere. Derive Eq. (13.1-18) for the steady-
state conduction of heat in a hollow sphere. Also, derive an equation that shows that
the temperature varies hyperbolically with the radius
T- T
Ans.
sqty
Juo e
12
T, T

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